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Guest Author 24/03/2021

Sarah Stoddart explores this pharmacy's challenge to the exercise of ministerial discretion The Federal Court of Australia has dismissed an application challenging the Minister for Health’s discretionary power to approve a premises to supply pharmaceutical benefits where the nearest approved pharmacy is only 60 metres away from the premises approved by the Minister. On 26

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